Nigeria as a country would have been in the list of ten best countries in the world today but those elderly wicked looters would not allow the country (Nigeria) to grow. They resort to stealing instead of using the money to develop their states and the country (Nigeria) in general. This is a very sad situation in Nigeria and almost every state in the country (Nigeria) has similar experience to tell. Look at ex-governor Jonah Jang of Plateau state (Nigeria) who is being accused of corruption and mismanagement of 63 billion Naira believed to be state money. In our (Viewers Corner News team) calculation, if ex-governor Jonah Jang had honestly used this 63 billion Naira without fingering it, by now Plateau state (Nigeria) would have waved good bye to poverty but instead he allegedly used it on irrelevant things which would not yield any economic benefit to his state. However, we (Viewers Corner News team) are following the case to see how it would end. If he is found guilty, such ex-governor should take permanant residence in the prison environment because any governor in Nigeria who can embezzle such huge sum of money should be regarded as an enemy of progress. Sincerely such huge sum of money can change the future of any state in Nigeria into gold if used properly. Again, we (Viewers Corner News team) would commend the good works of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in Nigeria and we plead with them to go after other politicians who destroyed their states (Nigeria) with impunity by using the money meant for development of their various states across the country (Nigeria) and turned them into private use. This time around the corrupt politicians who mortgage the future of Nigeria out of personal interests shall pay a price for doing so and now is the time to get started. Fish them out and put them behind bars because that is where they belong.
Source: Viewers Corner News.
